uidatepicker

I have already researched this topic to death and found people posting the exact same question on a number of websites including right here in stackoverflow. I have tried all of the suggestions but have been unable to get the UIDatePicker to actually display. It doesn't seem to matter what approach I take. I've tried using the inheritance model where I subclass the UITextBox control and override it's default methods in order to display the UIDatePicker and then I make sure that in StoryBoard I set the class of my UITextView control to be that custom class. I've tried programmatically

I've followed the instructions here and succesfully set up a UITextField that gets updated with a UIDatePicker. However the cursor in the UITextField is blinking, which seems quite a bit awkward to me. Is there any solution to get rid of that cursor? I realise this is an old question, but with the updates to iOS 7, it is now possible to hide the cursor by doing the following: [[self textFieldName] setTintColor:[UIColor clearColor]]; It will only work on iOS 7+ however. Pradeep Reddy Kypa Subclass UITextfield and Override the - (CGRect)caretRectForPosition:(UITextPosition *)position method and

This question already has an answer here: Accordion table cell - How to dynamically expand/contract uitableviewcell? 5 answers I am trying to recreate the collapsable date picker that the calendar app uses when creating a new event. I've put an example of what I'm trying to do on github In short, I've created a static table, added three cells. The first cell is for the date, and contains a button to toggle the second cell. The second cell is the date picker. The third cell is arbitrary. In the code I'm trying to set the height of the table cell (and the date picker if needed) to zero, and then

I came across a situation where I needed to restrict a UIDatePicker 's selected hour, but still allow free selection of the day. This would be useful if you wanted to allow a user to select a date/time during set business hours. I found something that was close to what I was wanting to do by alerting the user that their selection was bad, but didn't actually change the date on the picker, so I wanted to share my solution Q&A-style. This particular example will not allow selection of times before 7:00am or after 9:59pm. Selection of an "invalid" time will immediately slide the UIDatePicker back

I have a UIDatePicker inside a UIScrollView. But the UIDatePicker does not respond to scroll touches. It's the scrollview that is scrolling. Reading some docs on the net, I've set "Delay Content Touches" to NO, an now I see the datepicker starting a slight scroll, but it's still the scrollview that take the final word. I have some place on the screen where the user can touch to scroll the view. So how may I separate the two kind of scrolls ans make the datepicker scroll in a normal way ? Thank you for your help Solved using that post : http://www.alexc.me/uiscrollview-and-uidatepicker/153/

I am using wbraganca dynamic form. In my form one field need date picker,so i use jui date picker like below <?= $form->field($model, "[{$i}]DOB")->widget(DatePicker::classname(), [ 'language' => 'en', 'options' => ['class'=>'cust-form-control dob','placeholder'=>'Date of birth','autocomplete'=>'off','readOnly'=>true,'aria-label' => 'Date of Birth'], 'clientOptions'=>[ 'changeMonth'=>true, 'changeYear'=> true, 'yearRange'=> "1925:+0", 'dateFormat' => 'dd/mm/yy', 'maxDate' => "-1D", ], ])->label(false); ?> Earlier i am face one problem, that is the date picker open only first form, if user

I'm using jquery UI datepicker on a huge project and I realize now that I'll need to allow only certain weekdays on some areas. I read their documentation and didn't find anything about it.. I know that there are some datepickers scripts for jq which can do this but I don't want to use any additional script for this if it's possible. Anyone know any workaround for this? Maybe I'm misunderstood anything in their documentation? NOTE: example of desired behaviour: http://codeasp.net/blogs/raghav_khunger/microsoft-net/1088/jquery-datepicker-disable-specific-weekdays Thanks in advance for help,

I have a UIDatePicker that only has month, day, and year. I am trying to output this selected date to a TextField using this code: -(IBAction) dateChanged:(id)sender { NSDate *date = datePicker.date; NSDateFormatter *df = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init]; [df setDateFormat:@"M/d/YYYY"]; expirationDateField.text = [df stringFromDate:date]; [df release]; } For most dates, this works, but for some reason, when I pick January 1, 2009, or January 2, 2009, I end up getting "1/1/2008" or "1/2/2008" (this isnt specific to 2009). I thought it was a time zone problem, but it wouldn't display the wrong